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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR reads as if quoting Kinney about an ailment that kept someone from bed. The garbled text mentions Breviers Co and a vague reference to a drink or drag, with scattered words about towns and a feeling in the feet.
The Hal lows complete schedule lists park concerts along with dates in July and August. Acts include local bands and sessions at various parks, with performances noted for weekends and evenings. Concerts span late July into August with multiple acts and venues.
Kendallville Indiana June 22 Work progresses on a new church community building under Wareranches & Sons of Fort Wayne. The auditorium will be 86 feet long with stone and steel materials arriving. a League of Women Voters meeting formed a committee to nominate board of education members. A police incident on South Main Street led to a fine, and local residents visited relatives and guests in town.
A list of new library books appears, featuring works on science, religion, history, and politics. Readers note titles from University of Manchester publications to American history, with several named authors. Local residents visit and attend events as community life continues alongside library updates.
The Traction company begins welding Calhoun street track from Murray to Baker streets with cross-overs moved north as progress continues. Traffic is asked to avoid the section for safety and congestion relief, per Dayton F. Abbott Chief of Police.
Fragmentary report from Corunna recounts family ties and local events. Names such as Waym Kendallville and Bailes appear amid scattered references to payments, loans, shopping, and Sunday gatherings. The piece hints at community concerns and routine notices, with limited clear actions.
A dubious 19th or early 20th century ad promises a quick skin beautifier that removes spots with external application. It extols “ordinary merzol” wax, claiming it soaks away weathered grime in days and weeks, yielding a new complexion without harm to health and appealing to women seeking flawless skin.
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